Alexander Knobloch
Through a sophisticated array of sensory abilities, bucks employ various strategies to evade hunting pressure and ensure their survival. Comparable to skilled detectives, bucks possess acute hearing, a strong sense of smell, and excellent peripheral vision, allowing them to detect and sense danger from a distance. Crepuscular by nature, they browse mainly at dawn and …
I’ve recently had the opportunity to try out the TideWe Recurve Bow, and I’m impressed. This bow is a versatile option for both beginners and experienced archers alike. Its sleek design and impressive performance make it perfect for target shooting and trophy hunting. The TideWe Recurve Bow Package also includes all the necessary accessories, making …
Did you know that the sound of a typical crossbow can reach up to 90 decibels? But don’t worry; there are several factors you can consider to make your crossbow quieter. By tightening all the fasteners, performing regular maintenance, and using noise-reduction accessories, you can significantly reduce the noise of your crossbow. In this article, …
Have you ever wondered how to find out where deer are bedding? We are going to answer that question for you! Understanding their preferred bedding areas can set up a game plan to hunt them more effectively. read.. Identifying Deer Droppings & Scat How far do Deer Travel from their Bedding Area According to Whitetail …
Imagine standing on the shooting range, crossbow in hand, feeling the rush of excitement as you release a bolt from your new crossbow. In those exhilarating moments, you truly appreciate the importance of finding a target that can handle the power. Having personally delved into the world of crossbow targets, I’ve compiled a definitive list …
As an archery enthusiast, I know how important it is to find the right equipment when starting. When it comes to compound bows, there are many options available for beginners. In this article, I will share my experience of finding a good beginner compound bow for a friend of mine and provide tips on how you can …
Using drones in hunting has sparked a heated debate among hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and conservationists. While drones have become increasingly popular for deer recovery and surveys, using them to locate and kill an animal has raised significant ethical concerns and is rightfully illegal. This article explores the ethical implications of using drones in hunting and …
Navigating hilly terrains, mastering steep slopes, and tackling uneven ground – the life of a bowhunter is full of challenges, especially when it comes to accurately measuring sight distances for that perfect shot. Enter the world of advanced rangefinders with angle compensation, the game-changer that allows archers to precisely gauge their position and ensure a …
A list of outdoor hobbies to try and the benefits of them. The great outdoors is one of our world’s most beautiful and underappreciated parts. So many of us spend our lives indoors and forget how beautiful being in nature can be. Fresh air is incredibly good for you, and being outdoors is fantastic for …
If you’re in the market for a takedown recurve bow, whether it’s your first or an upgrade, this article is tailored for you. With four years of hands-on experience in barebow archery, I’ve learned the ins and outs of what makes a takedown bow reliable and effective. I’ll cut through the clutter and present you …
It is no secret that archery prowess is, in large part, a product of proper form. One of the most important elements of proper form is the retention of a consistent anchor point during every shot. One popular tool to aid in the keeping of consistent form is a kisser button, which ensures that you …
As a beginner to archery, you might not have the strength to pull back the bowstring with as much weight (draw weight) as somebody who has been practicing archery for a while. I like comparing it to going to the gym – the more you work out the stronger you’ll eventually get. The more you …
While know-it-all elitists frequently dismiss bow stabilizers as an unnecessary tool used only by amateurs, the best compound bow stabilizer silences your bow by eliminating excess vibration. And any bowman who’s ever hunted in the field knows that old cliches are sometimes true. On a hunt, silence is golden. At Bow Addicted, we want you …
The term “tiller” refers to the horizontal distance between the bow’s string and the limb of the bow. Usually, both the upper and lower limbs are measured when referring to the tiller. The top limb of a traditional bow should typically have a tiller that is 1/8 to 3/16 inches more than the tiller of …
A recurve bow can be used by anyone who wants to practice shooting arrows at their home without buying any special equipment. It is also great if you’re going to learn how to use a bow but don’t have enough money to purchase expensive equipment right away. In addition, it is effortless and convenient to …
As an avid hunter, I know the struggle of keeping my feet warm in cold weather. I personally have tried and tested numerous hunting socks over the years, and I can confidently say that the right pair can make a world of difference. One of the most important factors to consider is insulation. Ideally look …
Hunters often face the difficult decision of what backpack to bring with them on their next hunting trip. A pack needs to be big enough for all your gear, but small enough so you can still maneuver in the woods. The most important requirement is a bow holder for holding your weapon while you’re not …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. You can back a bow with almost anything, but some things are better than others. The primary purpose …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. I get a lot of emails asking me questions. Since The Hunger Games came out, I’ve been getting a lot …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. My hot box cost me about $20 to make. Here’s how I did it. First, I went to …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. Smooth On Smooth On is a 2 part epoxy. I use it for most of my bow making …
It has been difficult writing this build along because there’s a lot of information I want to include, but I’m having trouble deciding how to organize it. This is my third re-write. I guess the simplest way to do this is to show you one simple way to build a spine tester. Then explain how …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. I remember it took me a long time to make my first flemish string. I couldn’t find a …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. I’ve been putting this one off for a while because it’s a big of a “project” if you …
Greetings and felicitations. Today, March 14, 2006, we are going to make a bamboo-backed ipe bow. Isn’t that exciting? But why ipe, you ask? Well, there are a few things you ought to know about ipe. About Ipe First, you need to know how to pronounce it. Ipe is pronounced, “EE-pay.” Can you say EE-pay? …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in bow-making have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. In case you’re wondering why I post my build-along on several pages instead of just putting it on one page …
Special Thanks to Sam Harper for allowing us to republish his tutorials and build along instructions. His expertise and knowledge in the bow-making field have greatly benefited many readers, and we are grateful for his generous permission. Today is Wednesday, July 20th, 2005. I have been wanting to make an English longbow for a long …
I have two goals with this build along. First, I want to show how to make a cheap bow with the bare necessities. Second, I want to make the build along idiot proof. Wish me luck! When I say, “bare necessities,” I suppose you may be thinking in terms of stone tools or something, but …
When attempting to set up a compound bow, for best possible fitment, there are several steps, measurements, and calculations that must be accounted for. Of these various factors, few are as important as that of your bow’s draw length. In order to set this crucial adjustment, one must first know how to measure draw length. …
How long can you leave a crossbow cocked? This is a question that many crossbow hunters have. The answer, however, differs slightly from brand to brand and model to model. In most cases, you can leave a crossbow cocked for up to 12 hours without any problems. There are, however, a few exceptions. And to …